Keti Koti at Studio/K
On Monday, July 1, Studio/K celebrates and commemorates Keti Koti ('break the chains'). Reflect together on the legal abolition of slavery on July 1, 1863 in Suriname and the Caribbean part of the Dutch Kingdom and the long-lasting legacy of the colonial system. At the same time, this is a celebration of the wealth of commitment and resistance, through film, spoken word and a shared free meal.
Keti Koti at Studio/K
Program
The program starts with a screening of a visual poem by filmmaker and wordsmith Ford Curlingford. This work will be shown for the first time for this programme. The visual poem is followed by a screening of Mother Suriname – Mama Sranan. After the film program, the caf��-restaurant serves free (vegetarian) Heri Heri from its own kitchen. No ticket is required for this.
Times
4:55 PM – 6:30 PM visual poem by Ford Curlingford + screening Moeder Suriname – Mama Sranan (2023) by Tessa Leuwsha, with English subtitles.
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM free Heri Heri (with vegetarian option) in the café-restaurant.
Keti Koti at Studio/K
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